Moreover, the CCK continues to implement its murderous ‘coercive conversion’ programme, which has claimed the lives of two women in the last ten years and has forcibly confined hundreds of believers in remote locations throughout Korea, subjecting them to emotional and psychological abuse until they sign their consent to receiving Presbyterian doctrine. This is the disturbing reality of the CCK today.

The Assemblies of God of Korea church, a major protestant denomination, has since withheld its support from the CCK, and postponed all its duties including pastoral ones. The Evangelical Baptist Church of Korea has virtually ceased all operations. What these figures prove is that the CCK - which had a membership of 12 million at its peak - has lost its authoirty and representation.